Sommaire Revue de la Maison Française d'Oxford Vol.I n°1

POLITICAL ATTITUDES AND VOTING BEHAVIOUR IN EUROPE. INNOVATIVE METHODS AND CHALLENGING RESULTS

Sous la direction d'Anne Jadot et Anthony Health
Colloques tenus durant Trinity Term 2001

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Introduction : Innovative methods and challenging results, Anthony Heath and Anne Jadot

Pre-conditions of representation and legitimacy: attitudes towards democracy and political knowledge

De la démocratie en France, Nonna Mayer

What voters have and what voters need: the relation between public opinion and political knowledge, Robert Johns

Do less informed voters make political mistakes? Political knowledge and electoral choice, Anthony Heath, Robert Andersen and Richard Sinnott

Voting in national elections: challenging conventional wisdom

Testing theories of extreme right-wing voting in France and Flanders, Astrid Depickere

Endogenizing economic perceptions: the impact of prior political preferences, Geoffrey Evans and Robert Andersen

Does electoral change reflect party positioning? Flanders 1991-1995, Steve Fisher and Marc Swyngedouw

Attitudes and vote in another polity: the European Union

Is knowing it loving it? How people's views on the EU are shaped, Angelika Scheuer

Theories of less important elections: explanations of electoral behaviour in European Parliament elections, Michael Marsh

Réconcilier l'individuel et le contextuel ? L'intérêt de la méthode multiniveaux en recherche électorale, Anne Jadot and Marcel van Egmond